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Are SpaceX and Tesla Hurtling Toward a Merger?

Are SpaceX and Tesla Hurtling Toward a Merger?
Bloomberg Markets Monday 06 July 2026, 09:00 UTC By Sana Pashankar, Carmen Arroyo, Dana Hull, Kara Carlson, Liana Baker, Jordan Fitzgerald 1 min read
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Explainer Are SpaceX and Tesla Hurtling Toward a Merger? There’s growing speculation that Elon Musk will combine his two biggest companies. A decade ago, Elon Musk saw little reason for SpaceX and Tesla Inc. to merge, saying that the ties between the two companies were “really quite tenuous.”

Explainer Are SpaceX and Tesla Hurtling Toward a Merger? There’s growing speculation that Elon Musk will combine his two biggest companies. A decade ago, Elon Musk saw little reason for SpaceX and Tesla Inc. to merge, saying that the ties between the two companies were “really quite tenuous.” Fast forward to 2026 and the question seems to be when, rather than if, a combination will happen. Longtime SpaceX and Tesla investors believe a merger is a foregone conclusion.
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